Browsing: Opinion

by Peter Buwert The American street artist Shepard Fairey created a poster for Barack Obama’s presidential election campaign. It was 2008…

by Peter Lucas In the early 21st century, Western-style freedoms are often presented as an ideal template for the rest of…

by Kyle Rozendo, CTO at SID, who puts forward nine simple ways to make sweeping changes to e-commerce website performance. Global…

by Brett Parker, managing director  at SAP Africa “When you’re finished changing, you’re finished,” said the wise Benjamin Franklin. But…

by Tolullah Oni Science needs more “academic hybrids”: scientists who buck the stereotype of working in silos. This way of thinking…

by Willice O. Obonyo I grew up in a Kenyan village with dark skies and vivid stars. We admired the…

by Kostadin Kushlev Imagine you are visiting a new city and get lost on your way to that famous must-see…

by Craig Blewett “Speak your mind” and “post your mind” are not the same thing. A study that investigated how messages…

by Vybarr Cregan-Reid If the statistics are correct, many millions of new runners have laced up for the first time in…

By Christian Mattmann In today’s data-rich world, companies, governments and individuals want to analyze anything and everything they can get their…

If you are one of the majority of people who make New Year’s resolutions, you are also very likely to…

Imagine, for a moment, the technology of 2017 had existed on Jan. 11, 1964 – the day Luther Terry, surgeon…

The internet may be the most comprehensive source of information ever created but it’s also the biggest distraction. Set out…

By Sonia Livingstone and Mariya Stoilova The internet has reached almost every corner of the globe, but most research on how it…

In 2016, self-driving cars went mainstream. Uber’s autonomous vehicles became ubiquitous in neighborhoods where I live in Pittsburgh, and briefly…

Deterrence focuses on making potential adversaries think twice about attacking, forcing them to consider the costs of doing so, as well as the consequences that might come from a counterattack.

In the very near future, the poorest of the poor will use technology to educate themselves and access financial products and services, anywhere and at any time.

he fight for survival in a digital world will be won by companies who understand what their customers want and who are smart enough give it to them via the device they are most connected to – their phones.

In thinking about the impact of the internet in politics, we usually consider how social media, websites and other online resources are used as a vehicle of political communication. Yet, its impact as a symbol and a powerful narrative is equally strong

A Car For Free Thinkers Embracing Sustainable Drive To Avoid Petrol Stations.

Here’s a guide to getting rid of “junk” apps and ensuring your kids develop healthy tech habits both in term time and during the school holidays.

Researcher who has studied online news for 20 years says people fall for fake news because they don’t value journalistic sources and consider themselves and their friends as credible news sources.

People who think like hackers have some really good ideas about how to protect digital privacy during turbulent times. We can learn from them.

It seems abundantly clear that the next step in the evolution of communications should be a bold move towards mobile-always.

Bionic Banking is what retail banks must do if they are to meet customer expectations in the digital world.